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    Andrewjmarino
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    Hi,

    This is my first attempt at using the Weaver Posts/Sliders features and I am a very casual website administrator (2 sites).
    I managed to create my first slider – as a static gallery. I have three questions.
    1) How do I add a link to the image(s)? So, that clicking each image  links to the page on the website? 
    I can’t find a way to do it through the Media Library, Create Gallery feature or through the Slider plugin.
    I managed to add a link to the text using the Description Field in the Media Library (see below). 
    While I can live with this solution, I want to know how to also do the same thing (linking) for the images.
    2) I cannot get the slider to center on the page
    Under Advanced Options > General Slider Layout Slider Width is set to default (nothing in the box) and I checked the Position of slider if width specified to “Center”
    3) This is what I entered into the Description box in the Media Library to get the text the way I want it. I left the Caption and Alternative Text fields/boxes empty
    It seems to be working, but is it the “right way and coding” to use?
    <a href=”http://bareebo.org/water/biosand-filters/&#8221; target=”_blank”><center><p style=”font-size:20px”>Biosand Filters</p></center></a>

    <center>Biosand filters provide safe drinking water through the removal of bacteriological and viral contaminants.</center>


    Thanks

    Andrew

    #23380
    scrambler
    Moderator

    1-Read item 5 in the thread below

    http://forum.weavertheme.com/discussion/10355/atw-show-post-slider-tips-and-tutorials-part1

    2- If you don’t put a width, the slider takes 100% of the width, so it is “Centered”, so if the width box is empty, the “centered” option is not applied.

    If you are using custom CSS to limit the size of the slider with somethi9ng like max-width:400px;, then put 100 in the width box to activate the centering option.

    3- Looks fine, I ususally prefer to center using a CSS property text-align:center; but the <center> html tag works

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